[Zundfolge]

http://www.gunblast.com/images/Bushmaster_XM15/Mvc-017f.jpg

Whats the verdict on these ... they look real comfortable, but are they? And are they well made?

I just got my hands on a RRA AR15 and really don't like the stock grip, that little finger-grove like thing that sticks out hits right in the middle of where one of my fingers goes.

[AR-10]

Haven't tried one of those, but I sure like the grip Hogue (http://www.hogueinc.com/getgrip/merchant.ihtml?pid=156&lastcatid=16&step=4) makes for ARs.

[Gordon]

Both well made, both comfortable. Hint: for muscle memory training get something similar to your pistol (and shottie).;)

[Badger Arms]

See that metal piece under the rubber grip? That's SOLID STEEL... This thing is a heavy grip. It will change the ballance of the rifle and make it heavier. I'm serious abou this, buy the Hogue... it's lighter.

[Zundfolge]

Well Badger, that decides it for me.

Mine has a stainless steel heavy barrel and I feel its a touch nose heavy, maybe the Pachmayr will balance the rifle out a bit.

[Badger Arms]

To each his own. It did feel good in the hand and was relatively well-built.

[nemesis]

I agree, Zundfolge; I don't know who the idiot was that decided on putting that damned bump there. I settled for a Duckbill grip and you can get them from CDNN for $8. I like it, it works well and is comfortable. Also, take a look at the Battlegrip. It looks like a copy of the original Stoner and is being handled by Buffer Technologies.

Battlegrip (http://www.tangodownllc.com/#)